BVrolyk
Veteran Member
Hello,
I've been sailing every sort of sailboat all my life. Lots of long distance cruising and racing as well as a live time of daysailing and racing locally. Now, as ancient-curmudgeon status approaches, my lovely understanding wife has strongly suggests we get on the water aboard something that doesn't require halyards, sheets, and reefing. I can't say I blame her, she's right as usual.
As a result, we're hunting around for the right size and shaped engine driven craft that will still feel like a boat to the two of us. We've spent a lot of time aboard lovely wooden sailboats that feel cozy and cave-like. The idea of big windows, sliding doors, and no flapping sails is hard to get used to, but we'll try.
See you all on the threads.
Beau
I've been sailing every sort of sailboat all my life. Lots of long distance cruising and racing as well as a live time of daysailing and racing locally. Now, as ancient-curmudgeon status approaches, my lovely understanding wife has strongly suggests we get on the water aboard something that doesn't require halyards, sheets, and reefing. I can't say I blame her, she's right as usual.
As a result, we're hunting around for the right size and shaped engine driven craft that will still feel like a boat to the two of us. We've spent a lot of time aboard lovely wooden sailboats that feel cozy and cave-like. The idea of big windows, sliding doors, and no flapping sails is hard to get used to, but we'll try.
See you all on the threads.
Beau